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f shoveldi elica, turbina, remo bladepala d'altare altarpiece* * *pala1 s.f.1 shovel: pala del carbone, del fornaio, coal shovel, baker's shovel; scavare una fossa con la pala, to dig a pit with a shovel2 ( di remo, di elica, di timone) blade; ( di mulino, di turbina) vane: (aer.) angolo della pala, blade angle; pala di elicottero, rotor blade; a tre pale, three-bladed // (mar.) ruota a pale, paddle wheel;3 pala meccanica, power shovel, excavatorpala2 s.f.1 ( montagna dalle pareti molto ripide) steep mountain2 ( prato inclinato) steep mountain slope.* * *['pala]sostantivo femminile1) (badile) shovel2) (di mulino) (ad acqua) bucket, paddle; (a vento) sail, vane3) (di ventilatore, turbina, elica, remo) blade4) art. relig.•* * *pala/'pala/sostantivo f.1 (badile) shovel2 (di mulino) (ad acqua) bucket, paddle; (a vento) sail, vane3 (di ventilatore, turbina, elica, remo) blade4 art. relig. pala d'altare altar piecepala meccanica mechanical digger. -
2 palata
palata s.f.1 ( quantità contenuta in una pala) shovelful: una palata di sabbia, a shovelful of sand // fecero denaro a palate, they made piles of money; spendere denaro a palate, to spend heaps of money2 ( colpo di pala) blow with a shovel3 ( colpo di remo) stroke.* * *[pa'lata]sostantivo femminile1) (contenuto di una pala) shovelfulfare soldi a -e — to make big money, to make money hand over fist
* * *palata/pa'lata/sostantivo f.1 (contenuto di una pala) shovelful2 (grande quantità) a -e in plenty; fare soldi a -e to make big money, to make money hand over fist. -
3 badilata
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4 palettata
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